Trading places: this week's people moves
07 Oct 2011 | by Sara Kimberley
, the vice-president of UK revenue at ad network and MySpace owner Specific Media , has left the company ...
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Youth and social media
04 May 2012 | by Sarah Gale
and tastes change quickly; we only have to look at the decline (and now possible re-birth?) of MySpace ...
Social networks demonstrate their aptitude
22 Jul 2011 | by Adele Gritten
users also say they visit the site for work related functions. When it comes to MySpace and YouTube ... (151 versus 131). On MySpace the difference is larger still (126 versus 66), while on Twitter males ...
Think BR: Google+: A solution to a problem that doesn't exist?
08 Jul 2011 | by Sean Ramsay
Facebook with a very lonely Tom over at MySpace. Sean Ramsay, digital account director, UM London ...
Think BR: Google+ and brands
07 Jul 2011 | by Paul Vincent
-things-to-all-people social platform: MySpace wasn't it, Facebook isn't it, and Google+ won't be it either. For brands ...
Investors in talks to buy MySpace majority stake
10 Jun 2011 | by Ben Bold
to be at the forefront of a race to buy a controlling stake in News Corporation's social networking site, MySpace..... News Corp, which wants to offload a chunk of MySpace before the end of its financial year (30 June ... that MySpace could be bought by US-based social mobile network MocoSpace , although no deal materialised. MySpace once the king of the social networks until it was usurped by upstart Facebook in 2009 has 77 ...
Twitter acquires Tweetdeck for $40m
24 May 2011 | by Sarah Shearman
searches and automatic updates, and by integrating with Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace contacts. ...
YouTube nabs a fifth of all UK social traffic
06 May 2011 | by Maisie McCabe
in third place was Twitter, with a share of 2.89%, up from 2.63% in March and 2.18% in April 2010. MySpace ...
Twitter 'in talks' to buy TweetDeck for $50m
19 Apr 2011 | by Sarah Shearman
The London-based start-up, which was founded in 2008 by Ian Dodsworth, allows users to "tweet like a pro", by customising their Twitter experience, by creating columns, groups, saved searches and automatic updates, as well as integrating it with Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace contacts. The Wall ...
IGN hires commercial chief to lead UK expansion
30 Mar 2011 | by Staff
be axing staff worldwide at sister website MySpace , which included cutting its UK operation from 50 ... portfolio having previously been represented as part of the wider MySpace sales operation. Since ...
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Making the most of mobile
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
